Re: Fwd: RE: Struts without taglib ?

2002-11-26 Thread Joe Germuska
Thanks Andrew, So, if we can use them without the taglib, then I 
assume we can use CSS in the jsp page. Is that correct ?

You can use CSS in any HTML page, regardless of how it's created. 
Furthermore, you can use CSS if you *do* use the Struts tag 
libraries.  The style, styleClass, and styleId attributes (which are 
in most if not all of the HTML tags) can be used to set the "style", 
"class", and "id" attributes of their target HTML element .

Or am I misunderstanding your question?

Joe
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Fwd: RE: Struts without taglib ?

2002-11-26 Thread David Graham
Over to the user list...







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Thanks Andrew, So, if we can use them without the taglib, then I assume we 
can use CSS in the jsp page. Is that correct ?
- Raj

 Andrew Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Yes

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Hi All,

Is it possible to use Struts without the taglib ?

Thanks,

- Raj



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RE: Struts without taglib ?

2002-11-26 Thread Andrew Hill
Well if your using JSP for the view you will still need to use some kind of
tags to render the dynamic content (or scriptlets but these arent
recomended), but theres nothing to stop you using CSS in a JSP page.
Certainly the struts tags allow for this, and if your using JSP you really
should use the struts tags - or jstl tags - or both.
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  Thanks Andrew, So, if we can use them without the taglib, then I assume we
can use CSS in the jsp page. Is that correct ?

  - Raj



   Andrew Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Yes

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Is it possible to use Struts without the taglib ?

Thanks,

- Raj



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RE: Struts without taglib ?

2002-11-26 Thread Andrew Hill
btw: This sort of question should be posted in the users list not the dev
list.

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Yes

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Hi All,

Is it possible to use Struts without the taglib ?

Thanks,

- Raj



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